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Take Resolution

This package proposes to offer a rate that represents the user resolution on the smart contact.

The proposal considers that users have resolution every time they receive a service provided by the smart contact. The rate is a value between 0 and 1 and as closer to 1, the better the rate is.

If the metric is:

  • 1: all users receive had at least one resolution on the smart contact
  • 0: all users didn't had at least one resolution on the smart contact

Installation

Use pip to install:

pip install take-resolution

Usage

Using a numeric scale Consumer Satisfaction Survey:

import pandas as pd
import take_resolution as tr

df = pd.DataFrame(
    {"amount": [11198, 11310, 11164, 10571, 11277, 7903, 4968],
    "DAUs": [13487, 13859, 12979, 12342, 17030, 9631, 6099]})

result = tr.run(dataframe=pd,
                amount="amount",
                dau_column="DAUs")

print(result["rate"])

Which will result in 0.7665976833542061.

Author

Take Data&Analytics Research - squad XD.

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